Hamas documents show Oct. 7 attack aimed at thwarting Israel-Saudi normalization

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Hamas documents reveal that Yahya Sinwar, the group's Gaza chief, decided to launch the October 7 attack to thwart potential Israel-Saudi normalization. Minutes from Gaza meetings show Sinwar described the planned assault as 'exceptional action' aimed at disrupting regional rapprochement efforts.

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Kan reveals minutes from Gaza meetings in run-up to terror onslaught, recording then-chief Sinwar's decision to launch 'exceptional action' to spoil regional rapprochement.

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